Natural Dyed Siroua Wool Rug | 06 Nippon Kodo and glazed on site—a process

and glazed on site—a process that takes up to four days to complete

Story Makoto Komatsu’s Crumple Glass series remains a landmark in modern Japanese glassware

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the naturally occurring oxides and minerals released by the flames fuse with the surface of the clay

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Natural Dyed Siroua Wool Rug | 06 Nippon Kodo and glazed on site—a processStory Each of these rugs is handwoven by a collective of over 50 women artisans in Moroccos High Atlas Mountains using wool from the rare Siroua sheep. From shearing and spinning to dyeing and weaving, every step is done by hand using ancestral techniques passed down through generations. The wool is naturally tinted using henna based dyesan ancient method nearly forgotten in Moroccan textilesproducing rich, earthy tones that echo the landscapes of the